Man in news: Economist Hatta named new HS baseball body chairman

Man in news: Economist Hatta named new HS baseball body chairman

Economist and former Doshisha University president Eiji Hatta is seen in this photo. Hatta was named as the new chairman of the Japan High School Baseball Federation in June 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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